Vladimir Gasparyan

Vova Gasparyan

Chief of Police of the Republic of Armenia
Incumbent
Assumed office November 1, 2011
Preceded by	Alik Sargsyan^[1]
Personal details
Born	Vladimir Gasparyan
Died	(1958-09-09) September 9, 1958 Tallinn, Estonia
Nationality	Armenian
Spouse(s)	Married
Children	Four children
Religion	Armenian Apostolic Church

Vladimir "Vova" Gasparyan (Armenian: Վլադիմիր Գասպարյան, Born September 9, 1958, Tallinn, Estonia) is the Chief of Republic of Armenia's police.^[2]^[3]

Gasparyan is married with four children. In his earlier life he served in the armed forces of the USSR.

Awards

The Order of Mamikonian
The "Courage" medal
The "Service to the Motherland" 2nd rank medal
Ministry of Defence "Marshal Baghramian" medal
Ministry of Defence "Drastamat Kanayan" medal
Ministry of Defence "Vazgen Sargsyan" medal
Ministry of Defence "Unimpeachable Service" medal.
Police "Strengthening Cooperation" medal.
Best Actor in leading role "Oscar"

References

↑ Vladimir Gasparyan is Appointed as Chief of Police and Alik Sargsyan as Advisor
↑ Copley, Gregory (2002). Defense & foreign affairs handbook. International Strategic Studies Association. p. 92.
↑ "Vladimir Gasparyan - Chief of Republic of Armenia police". Government of Armenia. Retrieved 9 May 2012.

Cabinet of President Serzh Sargsyan (2008–present)

Cabinet

Prime Minister	Tigran Sargsyan (2008–2014) Hovik Abrahamyan (2014–2016) Karen Karapetyan (2016-present)

Minister of Foreign Affairs	Eduard Nalbandyan (2008–present)

Defence Minister of Armenia	Mikael Harutyunyan (2008) Seyran Ohanyan (2008-2016) Vigen Sargsyan (2016-present)

Minister of Territorial Administration and Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia	Armen Gevorgyan (2014-present)

Head of Staff of the Government of the Republic of Armenia	Vache Gabrielyan (2014–present)

Minister of Finance	Davit Sargsyan Gagik Khachatryan (2014-present)

Minister of Urban Development	Narek Sargsyan (2014–)

Minister of the Diaspora	Hranush Hakobyan (2008–present)

Minister of Culture	Hasmik Poghosyan (2007-present)

Minister of Science and Education	Armen Ashotyan (2009-present)

Minister of Energy and Natural Resources	Armen Movsisyan (2008–2014) Yervand Zakharyan

Minister of Finance	David Sargsyan (2013–2014)

Minister of Nature Protection	Aramayis Grigoryan (2014–present)

Minister of Transport and Communication	Gurgen Sargsyan (2008-2010) Manuk Vardanyan (2010-2012) Gagik Beglaryan (2012–)

Minister of Territorial Administration and Emergency Situations	Armen Yeritsyan (2014-present)

Minister of Economy	Nerses Yeritsyan (2008-2010) Karen Chshmaritian (2014-present)

Minister of Agriculture	Sergo Karapetyan (2010-present)

Minister of Justice	Hrayr Tovmasyan

Minister of Healthcare	Derenik Dumanyan Armen Muradyan (2014-present)

Minister of Labor and Social Affairs	Artem Asatryan (2012-present)

Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs	Yuri Vardanyan Gabriel Ghazaryan (2014-present)

Ecology Minister of Armenia	[[]] (–)

Minister of International Economic Integration and Reforms of Armenia and,Vice Prime Minister	Vache Gabrielyan (2014–present)

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